2025-2026 College Football Thread

[Kev1080P]

Originally Posted by sycro

I don't really care who he's facing when he's putting up video game numbers. But he did carve apart Clemson last year as well.

Without Geno, West Virginia is definitely 3-2, and possibly 2-3.

you should care, pathetic defenses dont make someone the best player in the country

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

Looking at WV's schedule I'm not seeing anything like an SEC defense all year. I bet he continues on this torrid pace. WV has a lucky draw too. The three ranked opponents left on their schedule are all home games for them. I bet they still drop a game or two though. Undefeated season seems unlikely. Their defense will doom them sooner or later.

Barring a complete disaster the rest of the season Geno should easily be the Heisman frontrunner.

Just imagine a West Virginia/Oregon title game.

[sycro]

In 2012 (5 games + last season's Orange Bowl), Geno Smith is 6-0 with 2404 passing yards, 30 TDs and 0 INTs.

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by Kev1080P

you should care, pathetic defenses dont make someone the best player in the country

You honestly think his stats aren't eye opening?

[sycro]

Originally Posted by Kev1080P

you should care, pathetic defenses dont make someone the best player in the country

His level of domination of them does.

[Kev1080P]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

Just imagine a West Virginia/Oregon title game.

gross

[Kev1080P]

Originally Posted by sycro

His level of domination of them does.

smith would look like denard robinson did if they played Bama

[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

Gee, thanks for that.





The #1 pick will not go to a pass rusher. It'll be a QB, and I suspect it will be Smith.

Geno Smith is now at the top of most mock drafts. Seems like Barkley is still projected top-5 and Tyler Wilson projected top-10 pick despite somewhat disappointing seasons. Tyler Bray of Tennessee is probably top-15 or 20.

A few mock drafts do have Jarvis Jones #1 overall. But I'm just not seeing a DE/OLB going ahead of all the QB's.

[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by Kev1080P

smith would look like denard robinson did if they played Bama

I have to agree. Geno would get picked apart by a team like Bama. And their defense would get dump trucked all day by the Alabama running game.

[sycro]

Originally Posted by Kev1080P

smith would look like denard robinson did if they played Bama

Geno's a much better QB than Denard, and Denard put up 200 yards. I don't think WVU would win the game, but Geno would get WVU in the end zone more often than he'd give Bama the ball.

[Kev1080P]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

I have to agree. Geno would get picked apart by a team like Bama. And their defense would get dump trucked all day by the Alabama running game.

call me biased and whatever else you, its just anther level here in the SEC...you can say what you want about oregon andWV etc, its JV football

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

Geno Smith is now at the top of most mock drafts. Seems like Barkley is still projected top-5 and Tyler Wilson projected top-10 pick despite somewhat disappointing seasons. Tyler Bray of Tennessee is probably top-15 or 20.

A few mock drafts do have Jarvis Jones #1 overall. But I'm just not seeing a DE/OLB going ahead of all the QB's.

A QB will go #1. If a team that has the top pick doesn't need a QB (like Cleveland) they will trade it to a team that wants one. Geno Smith is going #1, book it.

[sycro]

Originally Posted by Kev1080P

call me biased and whatever else you, its just anther level here in the SEC...you can say what you want about oregon andWV etc, its JV football

Yes, that's why half the teams have losing records. The SEC is top-heavy with 3-4 really good teams every year. But they also have 3-4 of the worst teams every year.

[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

A QB will go #1. If a team that has the top pick doesn't need a QB (like Cleveland) they will trade it to a team that wants one. Geno Smith is going #1, book it.

Same here. I think Cleveland is the most likely team to get the #1 pick. No way they'd stick with Weeden if they can get Smith. Hell, next week Weeden (a rookie) will turn 29 years old.

[Kev1080P]

Originally Posted by sycro

Yes, that's why half the teams have losing records. The SEC is top-heavy with 3-4 really good teams every year. But they also have 3-4 of the worst teams every year.

and those top teams dominate other conferences top teams, they win BCS title games etc....teams cant ignore an entire aspect of the game, like playing defense, and expect to be taken seriously

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

Same here. I think Cleveland is the most likely team to get the #1 pick. No way they'd stick with Weeden if they can get Smith. Hell, next week Weeden (a rookie) will turn 29 years old.

I'm hoping they trade the pick to us. Geno Smith would be perfect for our system!

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by Kev1080P

and those top teams dominate other conferences top teams, they win BCS title games etc....teams cant ignore an entire aspect of the game, like playing defense, and expect to be taken seriously

I would love to see Alabama play a Oregon/West Virginia. It would be one hell of a matchup. Let's hope it happens.

[sycro]

Originally Posted by Kev1080P

and those top teams dominate other conferences top teams, they win BCS title games etc....teams cant ignore an entire aspect of the game, like playing defense, and expect to be taken seriously

But teams can ignore offense and expect to be taken seriously?

[Kev1080P]

Originally Posted by sycro

But teams can ignore offense and expect to be taken seriously?

they dont, its called dominating the line of scrimmage and running the ball down someones throat, not playing against defenses with ZERO nfl players on it

[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by sycro

Yes, that's why half the teams have losing records. The SEC is top-heavy with 3-4 really good teams every year. But they also have 3-4 of the worst teams every year.

Last season the SEC had 8 of 12 games finish with a winning record and I think 9 were bowl eligible. Combined they had a 97-58 record.

In 2010 there were 10 of 12 teams bowl eligible. In 2009 10 of 12 teams had a winning record. You're reaching big time here. Not to mention these teams have to play a lot of in conference games every season. You can't expect a lot of 9+ win teams simply for that reason.